ice>link Plus Menu
The ice>Link Plus Menu gives you a
comprehensive feature set in order to
maximise the use of the iPod in your car.
Enter the Menu
select
Disc#6
Navigate and scroll in Menu
Next/Back track
Select the highlighted option
Fast Forward (FF)
Return to the previous level
Rewind
(
REW
)
Exit the Menu
select
Disc#1-5
After 30 seconds of inactivity ice>Link will exit Menu
automatically.
Note: Disc_select
/
Next
/
Back
/
FF
/
REW
functions may
have different interpretation in different cars. Please
consult the operating manual of your car’s
entertainment system to learn the exact details.
Main Menu Options
Access iPod UI
If you prefer direct control of your iPod via it’s front panel keys
and display, select this option
by activating
FF.
The display
will instruct you:
When you disconnect the iPod, the original iPod User
Interface (UI) will be restored after a few seconds. If you wait
10 seconds, than reinsert the iPod, ice>Link will retain iPod Ui
mode, so you can control the iPod directly from its keypad.
To return to Dension User Interface Mode select Disc#6 and
wait for the Dension logo. Please note, that re-establishing
data connection with the iPod may take up to 20 seconds. If
the connection still fails, please disconnect iPod and power
cycle the radio.
In iPod UI Mode no information is transmitted to the radio, so
your radio’s track timer and counter or CD-Text display will not
give valid values. Only basic control is available from the
radio, like Play/Pause (by selecting the CD-changer source),
Next/Previous track and FF/REW.
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Playlists
ice>Link Plus supports direct access to the first 5 playlists
stored on the iPod by selecting Disc#1-5.
More playlists (as many you like) or the overall content of the
iPod
can be selected in the ice>Link Menu’s playlist browser.
Entering the browser you can navigate and scroll with the
Next / Back
functions, and start the highlighted playlist with
FF
.
Selecting the name of your iPod starts playing all the songs
stored on the iPod.
Notes:
•
iPod and iTunes may generate some standard playlist
items such as On-the-go, Recently Played, Top 25 Most
Played, 60’s Music, etc. For a tutorial on how to create
playlists please visit http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/
•
If the first playlist is empty then you will hear no music
until a playlist with songs is selected.
AlbumPlay
Browsing a large music on the iPod can take some time!
We’ve assumed, that users may
•
Store entire albums on iPod
•
Organise playlist by styles and
favourites, or
•
Frequently listen to iPod in shuffle
mode
If so, AlbumPlay is a great feature for adding more control to
your in-car listening:
If you hear a song that you like and want to hear every song
from that album, just select AlbumPlay. All songs from that
album will be played in sequence.
The iPod will stop playing when the end of the Album is
reached. To resume playing the album please select another
playlist.
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Setup ice>Link
ice>Link setup menu allows you to set
the iPod to best suit your car, radio
specific environment, and your
personal preferences. Enter this
submenu by activating FF.
Language
You can select your preferred language by repeated activation
of
FF
function.
Charge
You can select your preferred iPod charging option by
repeated activation of FF function.
Play
charges iPod while playing only
+2hr
charges iPod while playing, plus 2hrs extended charge
fter radio is turned off
Off
never charges iPod
Warning:
the iPod may eventually deplete its battery
reserves in this mode. If this occurs, you will have to
charge it from a separate power source before you
can alter the charge control option in the Menu.
Audio Level
You can select four different audio output level options to
match the iPod with your car’s other audio sources. Set the
level by repeated activation of FF function.
Disc Change
Please set the disc change method used by your car’s
entertainment system by activation of FF function.
1-6
setting will cause disc change to take effect
immediately
+/-
setting will introduce a 2 sec delay before ice>Link
acting upon the selected disc number
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